Another blow for ruling TDP in Andhra Pradesh is coming soon. Opposition YSRCP senior leader and former MP MV Mysura Reddy is set to quit the party to float ‘Pratyeka Rayalaseema Rashtra Sadhana Samithi’.
Mysura and over 20 leaders of Rayalaseema region (Congress, YSRCP) have recently met at Mysura’s residence and chalked out a detailed plan regarding the same. It is learnt that muhurat has also been fixed for this.
Mysura Reddy will quit YSRCP on November 20 and is likely to announce ‘Pratyeka Rayalaseema Rashtra Sadhana Samithi’ on Nov ember 21.
The key objective of the outfit is to achieve separate state for Rayalaseema region and include Nalgonda district (from Telangana) and Prakasam, Nellore districts (from Andhra Pradesh) in separate state of Rayalaseema.
At present, Rayalaseema is a region with four districts: Ananthapur, Chittoor, Kurnool and Kadapa.
It is heard that YS Jagan is said to be backing the entire movement to disrupt the TDP government and put Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu in tight spot.